Comscore, a leading digital measurement and analytics company, has released its latest rankings for the top multi-platform properties in India for June 2023. Google Sites emerged as the frontrunner, claiming the number one spot as the leading digital property with the highest number of total unique visitors. This prestigious position was closely followed by Facebook and Amazon Sites, which secured the second and third spots, respectively.
According to a press release, Google Sites boasted an impressive total of 494,222 unique visitors, reaching an astonishing 96.9 percent of the audience. Facebook followed closely with 464,730 unique visitors, reaching 91.1 percent of the audience. Not far behind, Amazon Sites ranked third with 345,031 unique visitors, reaching 67.6 percent of the audience.
The rankings also highlighted other major players in the Indian digital landscape. Times Internet Limited secured the fourth spot with 290,118 visits, accounting for a substantial 56.9 percent reach. Just behind, Flipkart sites attained the fifth position, garnering 288,763 visits and accounting for 56.6 percent reach.
Paytm claimed a respectable sixth position, amassing 260,747 visits at 51.1 percent reach. Reliance Jio Infocomm Limited captured the seventh rank with 245,047 visits, making up 48.0 percent reach. Telegram and Truecaller occupied the eighth and ninth positions, accumulating 226,900 visits (44.5 percent) and 220,319 visits (43.2 percent), respectively.
Microsoft Sites rounded off the top ten with 208,445 visits, contributing to 40.9 percent of the total reach.
The rankings demonstrate the continued dominance of technology giants like Google, Facebook, and Amazon in the Indian digital landscape. As the internet continues to play an increasingly central role in people’s lives, these companies remain at the forefront of digital innovation and user engagement, shaping the way millions of Indians access and interact with online content.
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